The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-04-23
STATE AND COAST ITEMS.

ADpi1ChtlODS LOT ~, ~ acres III lauu
were filed at the Registers Office in
Carson last week.
The Sagehrush Stockman says /:
1.-THE office of the Surveyor General
will be removed to Carson"
Goldenson, the San Francisco child
murderer, was Saturday sentenced to
be hanged June 10th.
Brick will be sold in Reno this
Summer at Sc per thousand and laid
in the wall for $12.
A very rich strike in Hank Osburn's
claim at Bullion Hill, Eureka county,
is reported. The ledge is said to be
FIVE feet wide and rich in native silver
The South Side Gdaho) gold placers
produced the last week in March, 800
ounces of gold dust. The miners are
returning to their claims in great
numbers.
Archie Watson and Thomas Walker
lost their lives in the Idahoan mine,
Wood River, April 9th, by the explo-
sion of blast that hung fire.
The business of the Reno Postoffice
of late shows a remarkable increase.
Nearly $4,000 worth of stamps were
sold during the past quarter
At Selma, Fresno county. CAL, a
sporting man named Jack Watts, was
shot dead by one Mcintosh. The
cause of the difficulty is not known.
The Reno Journal says: Eastern
people will be buying climate in Reno
inside of five years. Reno wouldn't
begin to trade even up climate for
climate with Los Angeles.
While working with rocker on six
mile canyon, Henry Tompkins last
week took out nugget of pure gold
worth over SIS. Mr.. Tompkins has
for a week or two been making about
90 so a day in fine gold.
A poor lady and two children ar
rived at Willows, Colusa county, April
4th from Dakota. The trio travelled
the entire journey from Deadwood on
foot, and are resting there for day
or two before continuing their journey
to Yreka, Siskiyou county.
AT San Diego, Cal, April 9Th, when
the case of Michael Clancy, charged
with felonious assault on Miss Fan
ME Honeg came up, the victims
sister pulled revolver from under her
cloak. intending to shoot Clancy. She
was disarmed and led out of the court.
At Grass Valley, CAL, April 9Th, the
dead body of little girl was discov-
cred in vacant lot. The body WAS
entirely nude, the child apparently
having been dead two OF three days.
The infant seemed to have lived but -
few days after birth, and death appear
ed TO be due to neglect and starvation.
Phoebe Record: blank" Goodrich,
an old timer of this burg, who, after
'swinging around the circle for sew
eral years past in search of the fabu-
lous philosophers stone, has relin-
pushed the search for the time being
and returned to Phoebe for a rest.
The dead body of Elisha Cheney
was found in his house near Placer.
vile, Idaho, about the middle of
March. He was sixty years otd, and
an Oregon man. In the house were
found 5000 in money and notes
amounting to $1,000.
AT Portland. Oregon, April 18th,
DIR. Glenn, German physician, aged
SO, attempted suicide by taking NOR
phine. Gleim had been paying atten-
tions to a young lady, who told him
he was fool and slapped his face.
His action proved the truth Of what
she said.
The Reese River Reveille of April
18th says: John Riley has discovered
fine ledge on the summit, two miles
this side of lone. 1t is three feet wide,
and the assays made 60 from $500 to
to $500 per ton in silver and $15 in
gold. He has sunk on the ledge
about fifteen feet.
The Reno Gazette says: A. C.
Clough, who was, last Saturday even
ing dragged nearly mile bya runaway
team before the animals were caught
and he released, died Monday night
from the painful wounds and bruises
that he received. During bis suferings
the unfortunate man is said to have
been pitiful sight to behold.